Michael Nealy
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Good afternoon Matt! After some internal discussion, we have come to the conclusion that the approach you have laid out would not be the best for the activity you are trying to measure. This is mos...
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Good afternoon! That certainly has been a relevant topic following the release of the 2020 annual IMPLAN data set. The general consensus has typically been that the 2019 Data Year would likely pro...
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Ranjana, My colleague was able to give some great insight into what may be happening here, which could have to do with your Industry or Industries supply chain/trade flows within the rest of the MS...
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So again without knowing the explicit inputs, it is going to be difficult to know for sure why we are seeing increases in the results despite a reduction in direct expenditure values. I would note ...
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Hello, Would you mind sharing some more details about you analysis (and the analysis you are comparing it to) so I can attempt to replicate/interpret your results? Best, Michael Nealy
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Hello, Household Spending Pattern Event Types have not been added to the online version of IMPLAN at this time. Best, Michael Nealy
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Hello there, Our article, Tourism Spending, walks through an example of how to set up a project to model tourism spending in IMPLAN. Hope this helps! Michael Nealy
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Dr. Planey, Like you noted, IMPLAN is a closed I-O model. As far as I understand it, the process of closing the model in IMPLAN would not very based on the type of input you selected. Best, Michae...
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Good afternoon! We typically recommend reporting average annual figures as opposed to reporting the values summed together. So summing all results (using the same Dollar Year for an apples to apple...
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Good morning Sean! So you definitely would not include those payroll taxes in there, because Household Income Events are going to be for modeling changes in Household Income isolated from Industry ...